Since it is only a script, it isn't dependant on the architecture of the OS, but dpkg doesn't know that.
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deb for it, you're locking it to that specific architecture, which means for people running AMD64, or PPC, they have to install it with:
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Yeah, I completely forgot about the server info :) I guess this would be a good time for me to learn how to do configuration dialogs for packages.Īlso note, that by creating a. It doesn make it a lot easier for people, but they still need to configure it with their server information. I will say, you're on the right track though. Again, about 'the user id to create files', once I do the hellanzb group, you'll be fine. Just because yuo have a thousand and one daemons runing already doesn't mean you should refrain from putting things that belong there elsewhere. This program is meant to be a daemon, and hence its startup should be in init.d. It seems to me that there are enough deamons being started in init.d, why add another one? Why not just have it run after logging in? That way it can use the user id to create the files. I use the console more than konqueror (so sudo isn't an issue), so I didn't realize running as root would be that troublesome. I think the proper thing to do is create a hellanzb user, chmod g+w the directories, and add your regular account into its group. I agree, it shouldn't be running as root. I have to open a console (or run konqueror as root) to do it. My regular account can't move the files from the download directory. Why should it be running as root? That's the same problem that I was running into before. It's much cleaner than using the setup script provided (files get thrown anywhere, it will be difficult to remove them, and also dependencies are taken care of-these are major benefits of package management). I'm not sure I would consider it foolish. # Uncomment this line to limit all server connections to the specified KB/s #skipGroupCmd = False, # skip sending nntp GROUP commands
#bindTo = '204.31.33.7', # connect FROM this ip address #hosts = ,ĪntiIdle = 4.5 * 60, # 4 minutes, 30 seconds # usenet server does not require authorization
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# Set both the username and password to 'None' (without the quotes) if your I wish to use 2 differents servers but I do not manage to modify correctly /usr/etc/nf This will save bandwidth :)įirst, i would like to apologize for my poor english :-\" Par2 files will only be downloaded from the server if needed for repair. home/your-user-dir/usenet/ or whatever directory you choose in the config file. home/your-user-dir/nzb/daemon.queue/ or whatever directory you choose in the config file. There are also a lot of other options in the config file, change if needed. You can change the other directories to your preference but it is not needed. Look for: defineServer and change the account settings to your usenet account settings. Sudo apt-get install python-dev python-twisted unrar par2 That means downloading the NZB files to one directory, and let some program automatically download the binary posting, decode the files, check them with par2, repair if needed and then unrar the files and place the processed file in another directory. I was looking for a way to process downloaded NZB files the most easiest way possible. This is my first howto, and it is a small one :)
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